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the official "Show your basses" thread part 13!

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These are my 3 favorite but I just sent a peavey patriot body out for a crazy 70's metalflake muli-color paint job so that will be in the next pic.
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1) Fender CIJ '57 Reissue (since 2007, when my first CIJ '57 got stolen) with Nordy pups, Hipshot bridge, Allparts pickguard, Sadowsky knobs, Gotoh pots and tuners, Switchcraft jack and Orange Drop capacitors

2) Tokai Fakenbacker "Village Bicycle edition" from Basschat's Bass_Guardian / tom1946 / Karlfer ("Real Rick bridge, pups and wiring!") — probably going to put a treble bezel from Tubeampology in because I can't get with the pickup cover. Looks like this:

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New to the forums but not new to the low frequencies. 3 out 5 of the ones I own, but these are the heavy hitters.

1978 Rickenbacker 4001
1981 G&L L-1000 Hog
Mid-2000's beat up Stingray

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The G&L is the latest addition and is now my favorite. The sound that thing makes is just out of this world.
 
These are my 3 favorite but I just sent a peavey patriot body out for a crazy 70's metalflake muli-color paint job so that will be in the next pic.
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Heh, heh...mmmmmmmmmm...you got the gnarly-rad stuff there. That Teisco must fun to keep around. I'm very much into the off-beat stuff. I'll have to round up my evolving little collection for a photo session one of these days.
 
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